Aragatsotn Province

Aragatsotn
Արագածոտն
—  Province  —
Location of Aragatsotn within Armenia
Coordinates:
Country Armenia
Capital Ashtarak
Government
 • Governor Gagik Gyozalyan
Area
 • Total 2,753 km2 (1,062.9 sq mi)
Area rank 5th
Population (2002)
 • Total 126,278
 • Rank 9th
 • Density 45.9/km2 (118.8/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+04
 • Summer (DST) UTC+05 (UTC)
Postal code 0201-0514
ISO 3166 code AM.AG
FIPS 10-4 AM01
Website aragatsotn.gov.am
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Aragatsotn (Armenian: Արագածոտն) is a province (marz) of Armenia. It is in the west of the country, and its capital is Ashtarak. The name means "a foot of Aragats" (the highest mountain of the Republic of Armenia). During the Arsacid Dynasty of the Kingdom of Armenia, the region was part of the Ayrarat province. It was ruled by the Amatuni noble family with its capital at Oshakan.

The region is primarily inhabited by Armenians but also holds a significant Yazidi Kurdish minority.

Aragatsotn's western edge forms part of Armenia's border with Turkey. It also borders the following marzer:

Aragatsotn also shares a small border with Yerevan in its southwest between its borders with Kotayk and Armavir.

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Communities

The province of Aragatsotn consists of the following 114 communities (hamaynkner), of which 3 (bold in the table) are considered urban and 111 are considered rural.[1] The division below is by raion, the administrative subdivisions of Armenia before 1995.

Ashtarak Aparan Aragats Talin
  1. Agarak
  2. Aghtsk
  3. Antarut
  4. Aragatsotn
  5. Artashavan
  6. Aruch
  7. Ashtarak
  8. Avan
  9. Bazmaghbyur
  10. Byurakan
  11. Dprevank
  12. Ghazaravan
  13. Karbi
  14. Kosh
  15. Lernarot
  16. Nor Amanos
  17. Nor Yedesia
  18. Ohanavan
  19. Orgov
  20. Oshakan
  21. Parpi
  22. Saghmosavan
  23. Sasunik
  24. Shamiram
  25. Tegher
  26. Ujan
  27. Ushi
  28. Verin Sasunik
  29. Voskehat
  30. Voskevaz
  1. Aparan
  2. Apnagyugh
  3. Ara
  4. Aragats
  5. Chknagh
  6. Dzoraglukh
  7. Hartavan
  8. Jrambar
  9. Kuchak
  10. Lusagyugh
  11. Mulki
  12. Nigavan
  13. Norashen
  14. Saralanj
  15. Shenavan
  16. Tsaghkashen
  17. Ttujur
  18. Vardenis
  19. Vardenut
  20. Yeghipatrush
  21. Yernjatap
  1. Alagyaz
  2. Amre Taza
  3. Avshen
  4. Berkarat
  5. Derek
  6. Geghadir
  7. Geghadzor
  8. Gegharot
  9. Hnaberd
  10. Jamshlu
  11. Lernapar
  12. Melikgyugh
  13. Mirak
  14. Norashen
  15. Ortachya
  16. Rya Taza
  17. Sangyar
  18. Shenkani
  19. Sipan
  20. Tsaghkahovit
  21. Tsilkar
  22. Vardablur
  1. Agarak
  2. Akunk
  3. Aragats
  4. Areg
  5. Arteni
  6. Ashnak
  7. Avtona
  8. Barozh
  9. Baysz
  10. Dashtadem
  11. Davtashen
  12. Dian
  13. Garnahovit
  14. Getap
  15. Ghabaghtapa
  16. Gyalto
  17. Hakko
  18. Hatsashen
  19. Irind
  20. Kakavadzor
  21. Karmrashen
  22. Katnaghbyur
  23. Lusakn
  24. Mastara
  25. Nerkin Bazmaberd
  26. Nerkin Sasunashen
  27. Nor Artik
  28. Partizak
  29. Shgharshik
  30. Sorik
  31. Suser
  32. Talin
  33. Tlik
  34. Tsaghkasar
  35. Tsamakasar
  36. Verin Bazmaberd
  37. Verin Sasunashen
  38. Vosketas
  39. Yeghnik
  40. Zarinja
  41. Zovasar

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See also

Notes

  1. ^ "RA Aragatsotn Marz". Marzes of the Republic of Armenia in Figures, 2002-2006. National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia. 2007. http://www.armstat.am/file/article/marz_07_e_24.pdf. 

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